The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-06-02

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10 tosn.
C T. nsci a Arliasioa Will work a
III. irsas. ,at TIE Elsisor Tionss this ses.
son
quite number from tls placu 10
iepd 10 take ia" Tho musical festival a
Bsiiand
Prod oea. H. Gilbert Of Chicago
.ilI preach II tho Congregational church
bca ssndsy.
MIR. Fsnk Lirermore, Of tbs 6rm Of
Livwmore A TrasI. Publishers. Bellows
Fslis. called upon the JorasAL employees
90 Tuesday,
The satanic element" 81 this Office
claims 70 have von ID hall mile go-ss.
you please rsoe With bear" one nigh,
Lat week. In the vieluisy Of Bsrpnnville.
--Julias Wordsworth Of New YORK died
81 M,ddletown. Conn, Nay -. He had
spent several Summers 81 tho EquinoI
House sad vas ir.ims,e friend Of Judge
Skinner
Diamond cottage" the summer
residences Of H. i. Hoyt. has been greatly
Improved by the new addition and pew
paint willard Bros; did hne Job In tie
vy Of painting.
Work on the Bennington battle
monument viii be begun this week. A
force Of seventy men will DO engaged by
contractor Ward. Several carloads OF
nsohisery are on The ground.
County court commences its session
bore next week. We hope q great many
Of the JOURNAL patrons will drop In and
zee as. and II they owe us aud have the
money TO pay us We shall be twice glad.
-DsparmeDt Commander Blodgett
spent Sunday with comrade Baldwin. |
Saturday evening IN company with several
eonrsds ho visited Post Vim. j. Fuller |
., Dorse, and spent very pleasant even
log.
The annual meeting OF the American
Missionary Society will commence at
Saratoga June 7th. These meetings are
eIceedingly interesting aud Saratoga is so
near that some Of our coed people ought
10 20. Entertainment is furnished at one
dollar per day.
Remember Mr.. Eli. Long appears in
Topsy Turvy - the Ideal Man Servant and
captures the audiences everywhere BE
sure aud go aud hear the Lotus Glee Club
IN their choice selections. They are as
fine male quArtette ~ there is travelling
The frequent showers OF last week
we're just what WAS needed 10 start the
crops In some places there was consid-
cradle hail but ~ general rule the crops
we're not far enough advanced 10 suffer
much damage Early garden vegetables
wire ruined in some localities.
w. H. Dean brought us on Tuesday
pail Of hail stones that fell on his prem.
i-ss the Friday before, some OF them half
40 inch 10 diameter. He says At one place
near bis mill the hail Was three feet deep
after the shower. having been washed from
the steep hills. He thinks il may be nee
essafy 10 pillow up his corn field as the
youne corn sppesn to be ruined.
Frank Vital went 10 Canada last week /,
and purchased span Of horses. In lead a
ing them home they became frightened by !
. large doc jumping d them and pulled !
the cord by which they were lead in such 7
. manner ~ TO iniure both Of Mr. vital's !
thumbs 40 badly A. TO make amputation :
necessary. One thumb Is entirely gone /
the other II the frs, joint. Mr.. Vital will !
bs laid up Tor some time and always SUI
ier great Inconvenience
The Congregational church 10 this a
village has been without apas:or since last
fall Ia February last the church and b
society united with great unanimi,y in eI- 81
teudias call to Rev. Il r. Wild. d. d., G
pastor Of tho church Al Newport, W. Ths, 4.
church. u that time, WAS enjoying . re- a
yivsi season and Dr. Wild declined the n
cali, giving ~ = reason that il would not n
IL just TO the church there to propose il
change IN the midst OF revival Over r
tsenty members we're received into that &;
church IN May. aud. ss the special work "a
seemed TO be ended. DR.. Wild presented :,
his resignation Msy %. The call OF this ~
eharch has been renewed with some hope, "a
=, least. ths, IL will be accepted. Very Il
likely DR.. Wilds reply will be be received v
tho present. week. |,
The bennington county conference Ii
Of Congregational churches Was held at ia
North Bennington last week. Rupert, %
Peru. Dcrsst, Manchester. East Arlington Il
bennington add Csntre bennington being M
represented by pastor. ADD delegates. ID
The discussions on the topics True te
Christianity aud "A True Ministry" were al
specially Interesting and instructive, and To
Aiso the ladies missionary meeting With
Miss Gieasoa Of Constantinople, 10 give
s,sismen,s regarding her work there for a,
9 or years IN connection with the veteran :,
lady. Mrs Schnider. Rev. Mr.
Severance. Dr. aud Ms wiclhsm, Drs
lnd An- Cone aud Mrs. Perkins Of this
village were present Manchester is 70 be
favored Nth The conference nett year.
The lsss BaHaeF sa,s that superin-
tsndert Bennett hss succeeded 10 arrsns- j,
ing for Sunday night train to New Yofk. 70
The details Of the Saturday and Sunday ~
Irsin service are not quite determined :,
apon. bu, the outline IL as ioilous: sslnr.
lays. leave Ne~ York city II IS p. NJ, !,
'rrive 10 Troy =, 30. ttrsia rnsnins With :,
BOT stopping between the i-o eiiiesl =,
leach Bennington ., about G.30. Man H.
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